(p. 251) kṛśara, kṛśarānna kedgeree; a kind of edible hotchpotch (usu. made of rice, pigeonpulse, spices and sometimes vegetables). 10)

(p. 243) kula2 a religious sect amongst Hindus practising a very severe form of Tantric worship (কুলমার্গ). 67)

(p. 219) kāchāri a court of justice, a law court; a magistrate's court, a kachhari, a cutcherry; an office; a zamindar's (জমিদারের) or a feudal lord's court and office. 8)

(p. 231) kālabilamba delay; delay for a moment. কালবিলম্ব না করা v. to refrain from delaying or losing time. কালবিলম্ব না করে without delay, without loss of time. 14)

(p. 253) kērāsina, kērōsina kerosene. 42)

(p. 253) kētana a flag, a banner, a standard; colours. 6)

(p. 203) kamalāsanā an appellation of Goddess Lakshmi (লক্ষ্মী). 17)

(p. 215) kasarata a physical or athletic feat; an acrobatic feat; a trick; a great effort (পরীক্ষায় পাস করার জন্য কসরত); a show or display of skill; exercise; drill. 4)

(p. 259) kautuhala inquisitiveness, curiosity. ̃জনক a. awakening curiosity, curious. ̃নিবৃত্তি n. satisfaction of curiosity. কৌতুহলী, কৌতুহলাক্রান্ত, কৌতুহলাবিষ্ট a. seized with curiosity; inspiring curiosity; curious. কৌতূহলোদ্দীপক a. that which rouses curiosity, inspiring or rousing curiosity. 25)

(p. 240) kunō pertaining to a corner; homekeeping, domestic; shy of company, unsociable; shy, bashful. কুনো ব্যাং a species of frog which seldom comes out of its hole; (fig.) a home-keeping or domestic person. ̃মি n. habit of home-keeping; unsociableness; shyness. 55)

(p. 257) kōrāna, kōrānaśaripha the Quran or Koran. 33)

(p. 194) kaṇṭikārī a prickly nightshade used in medicine. 68)

(p. 206) karṇikāra a plant bearing yellow flowers or its flower, the Indian marigold (?). 31)

(p. 194) kaḍ়ā2 a coin of smallest value (usu. denominated by cowries or small conch-shells), a cowrie, এক কড়া (to the) smallest amount or degree; an iota. ̃কিয়া n. a table for counting cowries from 1 to 1. ̃ক্রান্তি see ক্রান্তি । কড়ায় গণ্ডায় adv. to the last farthing; completely, thoroughly. 44)

(p. 237) kun̐ca a very small and red-coloured stony fruit with a black patch on the top, Abrus precalorius; this is used as a measure of weight esp. by jewellers. 13)